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Eastern Hornet Poses Threat to North Beekeepers
The National Union of Beekeepers in Morocco has warned about the spread of the Eastern hornet in northern regions, particularly around the port of Tangier. It emphasized the urgent need for intervention to prevent its expansion, which threatens beekeeping and the ecological system. The union called for the development of a plan involving the Ministry of Agriculture, ONSSA (National Office of Food Safety), ONCA (National Agency for the Promotion of Agricultural Development), and the Water and Forests Agency. This plan should include monitoring nests, involving beekeepers in reporting, and providing safe equipment for eradicating the hornet. Additionally, the union stressed the importance of awareness and educational campaigns, as well as preventive measures to stop its migration into urban areas, given its danger to humans and plants—especially considering the increasing number of nests and its rapid spread.
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